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Extreme E: the adventure where less is more
Mattias Ekström opens the doors of the ABT CUPRA XE team paddock, where nothing goes unused. Teams of eight people and no public audience, some of the keys to reducing the environmental impact. The philosophy of the Extreme E Series is to…
Six reasons for driving an electric car
In addition to sustainability and the environment, saving time and money are the main advantages of driving an electric car. The use of special lanes and reserved parking zones are incentives for drivers of zero emissions cars.
Dutch drivers take EVs into the fast lane
Known around the world as a nation of bicycle-lovers, the Netherlands is also emerging as a global pioneer in the transition to Electric Vehicles (EVs).
Norway takes pole position in EV race
Although it has a total population of little more than 5 million people, Norway has rapidly become one of the world’s largest and fastest growing markets for Electric Vehicles (EVs).
Flipping the luxury switch
After making its breakthrough in the compact and sports car segments of the global car market, electrification is now coming to the world of the big hitters in the luxury sector.
Electric vehicles in pole position
Thanks to Enel’s investments in public recharging points in cities and on highways, it is already possible for EV owners to drive all the way from southern Italy to Milan without having to worry about the range of their cars.
Democratizing the EV
As part of this once-in-a-lifetime transition, Volkswagen is investing billions of euros in new powertrain and battery technologies.
An electrifying future
It’s 2038 and the last conventional thermal engine car has, just like the dinosaur, been consigned to the museum.
The future of Aston Martin
"Electrification is where we are hanging our hat because we believe it is the most efficient way to look at the future", Marek Reichman, chief creative officer, Aston Martin.
SEAT in the fast lane
Mobile connectivity, digital technology and autonomous driving look set to change the way ordinary people use their cars forever.